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AI agent sprawl has become the largest blind spot in enterprise security. While organizations manage hundreds of SaaS applications, they now have thousands of AI agents operating autonomously with persistent permissions across multiple systems—and most security teams can account for maybe a dozen. In this on-demand demo, Reco co-founder and CPO Gal Nakash and Product Manager Liron Ben Haim show how Reco inventories every AI agent, maps their connections through a knowledge graph, and identifies toxic permission combinations before they lead to data exfiltration.

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